| Subject |
Re: Big Mistake |
| From |
Andy Taylor <andy.taylor.1959@outlook.com> |
| Date |
Tue, 13 Sep 2022 22:41:41 +0100 |
| Newsgroups |
dbase.getting-started |
Hi Bob,
Just to confirm how big the problem is, can you tell us what happens if
you type:
Create Form
in the command window?
The command window is the last option from the main VIEW menu.
This is from the OLH for Command Window:
Learning tool
As you work in the visual design environment, the corresponding dBL
commands are automatically displayed in the upper pane of the window. So
the Command window is a good tool for learning basic commands in the dBL
language.
You can get help on a dBL language element or feature by typing a word
or phrase in the Command window, highlighting it, and pressing F1.
So, with both the Command window and the Navigator window open side by
side so that you can see both at the same time (you might have to resize
them to get them both visible), can you also tell us what appears in the
command window when you click on "New Form" in the Navigator window?
Regards,
Andy
> Hi Ken: I know, that's what the code says, but I had clicked on"NewForm". I just tried it again befoe writing this reply.
> The Custom new form brings up a Blank form same as "New Form" used to , but I don't want a "custom " form. ............ Bob
>
>> Ken Mayer Wrote:
>> On 9/13/2022 8:57 AM, Bob McKinney wrote:
>>> Hi All: I clicked on " New Form" in the Navigator and this is what came up. I must have done something,I don't know when or how. I cannot now start to create a new form. Using win /11 with db2019'. Can someone tell me how to untangle my Horrible mistake so I can create a new form?
>>>
>>> //
>>> // Generated on 09/13/2022
>>> //
>>> class UntitledDataModule of CustomerDATAMODULE from :SB_Datamodulesb:Customer.dmd
>>> with (this)
>>> width = 0.0
>>> height = 0.0
>>> endwith
>>>
>>> with (this.SAWBIZ1)
>>> width = 41.0
>>> height = 37.0
>>> endwith
>>>
>>> with (this.CUSTOMER1)
>>> width = 57.0
>>> height = 37.0
>>> endwith
>>>
>>> this.rowset = this.customer1.rowset
>>>
>>> endclass
>>> **************************
>>> Any help greatly appreciated......Bob
>>
>> Well, for starters, this is a datamodule, not a form. Maybe make sure
>> you're on the right tab of the Navigator?
>>
>> Ken
>>
>> --
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